Sentence examples for Monday of last week from inspiring English sources

Mr. Macgillivray's legal team appealed on Monday of last week.

(AP) OUT OF HIS BOOT On Monday of last week, Nick Barnett was wobbling around the Buffalo Bills' facility with his right foot in protective boot.

Finally, 48 days after he left his bedroom in the Home Office accommodation in east London Ahmed returned there on Monday of last week (4 April).

As demonstrators left a rally in Madrid's Puerta del Sol on Monday of last week, crowds reappropriated Ms. Fabra's vulgar phrase, chanting it with wry smiles as they streamed toward the Parliament building.

Even so, on Monday of last week, the Turkish authorities began detaining military officers and by the end of the week had more than 60 in custody, including two top retired generals.

Southgate was interviewed for the England job on Monday of last week at St George's Park by Glenn, Ashworth and Clarke – together with the League Managers Association chairman, Howard Wilkinson, and the former England defender Graeme Le Saux.

In a few stories in this collection Ms. Adichie resorts to easy stereotypes of Westerners: the neurotic American father, regarded with indulgent disdain by his son's Nigerian nanny ("On Monday of Last Week"), the condescending Englishman who has the nerve to tell a group of authors at an African writers' workshop what subjects they ought to be writing about ("Jumping Monkey Hill").

Then, on Monday of this week, I got another blessing.

Then on Monday of this week, a package came.

Thursday of last week was a fairly typical night.

The Dow sank a total of 560 points Wednesday and Thursday of last week.